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Times -Advocate, May 28, 1986
LEGION INSTALLATION = The 1986-87 executive of Hensel' Legion Branch 468 were install :frl a
special ceremony. Shown (back left) are Ted Roberts, executive; sgt.-at-arms Peter Zwaan, executive
members Lloyd Allan, Vol Kyle, Hilda Smole, Mona Campbell, Charles Cooper, Murray Traquait, Bob
Breen and (front) Jim Smale, 1st v/p; Larry Uyl, past president, president Dave Smale, 2nd v/p Rob
Taylor, treasurer Brad Buchanan and secretary Bea Uyl: Missing: Chaplain Sten McDonald.
Yard sale a great
The village of Hensall exploded in-
to life on Saturday with the second an-
nual community yard and sidewalk
sale. Many downtown B.I.A.
members participated along with
many private citizens and organiza-
tions. Almost any imaginable item
was available for sale, from fresh
baking to potted plants, from toys to
appliances and I even noticed one kit
then sink.
Congratulations to all of the
organizers who worked so hard to
organize and publicize this event.
many people are already talking
about next year's third annual sale.
Shuffleboard
A good time was spent shuffling on
Wednesday. High scores were: Pearl
McKnight 332, Howard Johns 317,
Harold Davis 272, Wilma Davis 271
and Grace Chapman 267.
Or Thursday, 23 were in
} atteddance.
High scores were: Ladies - Qlgo
Chipchase 419, Pearl McKnight 382
and Betty Grenier 378. Men winners
were Ron Hetherington 370, Ernie
Chipchase 334 and Dave Kyle 319.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
TYPICAL SCENE — Hensel' hosted a community yard sale which drew
hundreds of people to the village.
HONOUR FORMER PRINCIPAL — Former Hensall Public School prin-
cipal Bob Raeburn was back Friday to assist in the planting of a tree
in his honour. Helping him with the chore are two other retired
teachers Phylis Deichert and Mary Jacobe. T -A photo
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Darrell Preszcator on the birth of
their second daughter, and also to
Fred and Susan Elder on their fburth
child, Dustin. •
Minister leaving:
The co tion of Hensall United
Church lear&d recently that Rev.
Stan McDonald has been transferred
from the area. Many people in Hen-
sall will miss their pastor, neighbour
and good friend, and they wish him
luck in his new church.
Pineridge club rally
Pineridge Snowmobile Club, Inc.
held a Car Poker Rally on May 25,
1986. Winners were Dominic. Murray,
David Vandenbussche, Les Riley,
Marg Cole, Marilyn Vandenbussche,
Jim Scott, Mitchell, Mary Brintnell,
Joan Weiss and Bill Perry. .
Draw winners .were Bill Perry,
Ruthanne Riley, Joan Weiss, Dominic
Murray, David Vandenbussche, Rick
Vapdenbussche, Dennis Noakes and
Jim Scott, Mitchell.
Donations were made by Elder
Enterprises, Big "0" Drain,
Kongskilde Limited, Exeter Inn and
Exeter Gas Bar gave advertising.
Queensway
Luckily the weather was perfect on
Saturday for the Hensall Yard Sale,
We at Queensway had tables of
ceramics and crafts out on our yard.
Thanks to everyone who supported
us! All proceeds went to our Ceramic
Club fund.
On Tuesday, May 20, Rev. Bleak of
the Exeter Bethel Reformed Churph
Perforrjgl q1 r„churelfservice: R.
filaak also bid us farewell as he is -
moving to another church in the
United States. We wish him all the
best!
On Wednesday afternoon the Zurich
Mennonite Ladies put on a program
for our Nursing Home residents. We
enjoyed an hour of singing, poetry and
prayer. The ladies also brought in
delicious homemade breads,,which
we shared with our afternoon tea. Our
guests were Philippa Steckle, who
played the piano for our hymns, Edith
Widrich, Seleda Steckle and Viola
Ramer. Also Anamika Banerjee
came to tell us about India. It was a
very interesting and entertaining
afternoon.
On Wednesday evening 28 of our
residents enjoyed our movie presen-
tation entitled, "Grand Canyon", a
Walt Disney production.
On Thurday our Nursing Home
residents celebrated all our May bir-
thdays with cake and ice cream,
games and singing: It was a wonder-
ful party!'Those who celebrated their
birthdays were: Lucille Jeffrey,
Lloyd McDougall, Bill Eveland,
Aleida Kats, Robert Jones, Luella
Hall, Elmer Potter and Hazel Mason.
Happy Birthday everyone.
The Queensway Choir has been
busy practising for their upcoming
performance at Blue Water Rest
Home on June 3. We are all looking
forward to it!
All of us at Queensway wish to
welcome Mildred Gingerich to our
Rest Home and as a member of our
choir.
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Close-up view
of civic office
Julia Duttmann, a political science
and sociology student at McMaster
j 1ply�rsity, is seal close-u_view
of how theory wort IA practice. On
April .30 she began 18 weeks of
employment in the Hensall municipal
office under the sponsorship of the
provincial government's Involvement
in Municipal Administration
Basi ,des being an enjoybale ex-
perience, Julia said the temporary
job intro been a real eye-opener.
Although she has lived in Hensa11 all
her life, she had no idea of all that
must betlone behind the scene to keep
a village functioning smoothly and
well.
'I'm fairyt impressed with what gook
on in a little place', Julia confessed.
Julia has worked' on deposits,
balance,tiitg taxes, the assess-. '
ment rod, and > ailing dog tags door
to door. (The Last is at the bottom of
her list of favourite duties; she has
sold 50 tags, add figures she has about
40 more prospects out there.)
Julia derived great satisfaction
from having a correct balance for the
interim tax collection. This meant
every step of the.process had been
done correctly.
The Hensall work experience has
reinforced Julia's desire to be
employed in government. After
graduation from her honors course,
she intends to head for a job with the
provincial goverment.
Kippen East WI
hold meeting
By Margaret Hoggarth
The Education meeting of Kippen
East Women's Institute was held on
Wednesday May 21 at the home of
Dorothy Bell in Exeter. President
Grace Dummond opened the meeting
with a poem "Home is `where the
heart is".
Three members had to r4 a 1pcent
fine for not wearing their Institute
pin.
The district director for aur- branch,
Rena Caldwell gave a report of the
district annual which was held at
Grand Bend on.Thursday May 15.
Kippen East Cook Books are to be
sold at Hensall Fair On Friday and
Saturday June 13 and 14. Hilda
Payne, Roby Triebner and Grace
Drummond offered to take a turn at
selling them.
A lively sing song based on,"Old
McDonald's Farm" (the safety ver-
sion), allowed everyone to loosenup
a bit. .
Evelyn Workman chaired the pro-
gram, opening with a poem "Do you
just belong?” Evelyn then introduc-
ed the guest speaker Kay Penhale
who demonatrated'the making and
weaving Of wicke'r baskets.
A round reed was' used on the
wicker baskets and a flat reed on
country baskets. The reed comes
from the core of a vine which, grows
in the jungles of South East Asia.
Evelyn Workman thanked the
speaker.
Grace Eyre gave an very fitting
motto "Footsteps on the sands of
Time". Agnes Eyre read an amusing
poem "65 and counting". Names were
then drawn for the plant exchange.
Courtesy remarks were given by
Mona Alderdice. Lunch was served
by Hilda Payne and Ruby Triebner,
with hostess Dorothy Bell pouring tea
assisted by the co hostess Evelyn
Workman.
Kippen United Church
Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the
pulpit of St. Andrews on Sunday May
25. May Moffatt accompanied the
hymns on thfe organ. The Ministry of
Music was presented by the choir
singing "Tenderly He watches over
you".
Rev. Keay's sermon was entitled
"The Church in your house".
The following parents presented
their children for baptism: Michael
and Cathy Binnendyk presented their
daughter Nicole Marie Binnendyk.
Doug and Barb Ferguson presented
their son Daniel Douglas Ferguson.
Coming Events for Kippen United
include a Youth Anniversary Service
followed by a congregational picnic
on Sunday June 22. This will be held
jointly with the Brucefield Church at
Brucefield.
On Sunday June 29, Sacrament of
Holy Communion will be celebrated.
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